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A premises liability claim is based on the fact that the property owner has a duty to take reasonable precautions to safeguard guests and patrons against suffering injuries in an accident. Provided that the owner knew, or should have known, about the hazardous conditions which caused your accident, and failed to take action to remove the hazard or post warning signs, you have the right to claim damages. While there is no way for anyone to make a property 100% accident-proof, it is expected that the proprietor will conducted regular inspections of the premises and remedy any obvious dangers.

Duty to Inspect Property

It is the duty of all property owners to fully inspect their property on a regular basis to ensure that patrons, tenants and visitors are not at risk of injury. If dangerous conditions are prevalent, they must be assessed and quickly addressed. If the potential hazard cannot be fixed and restored to a safe condition, adequate signage should be posted to ensure safety.

When you work with Greenberg & Stein, P.C., our New York City personal injury lawyers will fully investigate your case to determine who is at fault. We can actively pursue compensation for your injuries, regardless if it is one party or multiple agencies that are in control of a property.

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When you work with our firm, we will carefully investigate the situation, gathering photographs of the accident scene, witness statements and expert testimony to prove that you are not at fault for the accident that left you injured. If you have questions or concerns regarding your situation and how working with a New York premises liability attorney could benefit your case, do not hesitate to contact our firm today to schedule your free case evaluation as soon as possible.

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